Hupa, Native American tribe in California
The Hupa are a Native American tribe from the northwestern California region.
The Hupa people have lived in their current location for more than 1000 years.
The Hupa maintain many of their traditional tribal practices, including an annual world renewal ceremony.
Today, the Hupa live on a reservation in Humboldt County.
Unlike many tribes, the Hupa were never forcibly removed from their ancestral lands.
Location: California
Website: hoopa-nsn.gov
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